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    With you in the moments that shape care and performance

    We support people caring for people. Our patient monitoring and airway management technologies simplify clinical decision making,1-11 workflows,12-19 and operational performance.20-27 And we stay with you through service, support, and investment decisions.

    Our solutions simplify what surrounds care teams so they can focus on the patients in front of them.12-15,28-34

     
     

    Technologies designed for the moments that matter

    From monitoring vital signs35-47 and organ health48-55 to managing airways,56-59 our portfolio brings together technologies, data, and workflows14-15, 43-47 to support patients and care teams across the care pathway. 

    Featured products

    Product and accessories images for the BIS™ Advance Brain Monitoring system.
    BIS™ Advance brain monitoring technology

    The BIS™ Advance monitor reflects the anesthetic effect on your patient’s brain, supporting personalized dosing. 8, 62-63

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    Nellcor™ OxySoft™ neonatal-adult SpO2 sensor

    We designed our enhanced Nellcor™ OxySoft™ SpO2 sensor to perform better in low perfusion and thick tissue,†, 60 stay on longer, and be repositioned without pulling on or damaging fragile skin.61

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    † Bench testing may not be indicative of clinical performance.

    McGrath MAC product images featuring the MAC+ rechargable battery system
    McGRATH™ MAC+ video laryngoscope

    The McGRATH™ MAC+ video laryngoscope features a bigger, brighter screen, ‡ seamless streaming, and exclusive CaseCapture™ retrospective recording.64

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    ‡ Compared to the McGRATH™ MAC video laryngoscope

    Corsano™* multi-parameter wearable product and product in-use images
    Corsano™* multi-parameter wearable§

    The Corsano™* wearable is a medical-grade wrist device that continuously captures key vital parameters, providing real-time tracking to inform decision making.65-67

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    § Corsano™ multi-parameter wearable is manufactured by Corsano Health B.V

    Designed to support care in the moments that matter

    We’re committed to helping you solve your most complex healthcare challenges, and that means supporting you with technology that provides value in meaningful ways.

    Designed to support care in the moments that matter

    Tech equity

    Inclusive design that helps support reliability across patient populations.16-19, 68-73  

    Sustainability

    Reducing environmental impact through resource conservation practices, waste minimization efforts, and emissions reduction projects across our global operations and workforce.74-78

    Integration

    Integrated technology that fits into existing systems and workflows without added complexity.

    Connectivity

    Connected workflow that provides seamless access to data so care teams can stay focused on patient care.79-85

    Education that supports care teams for the moments that matter

    We provide 140+ accredited and non-accredited educational resources designed to support clinical confidence, skill development, and real-world application across care settings, as well as a wide variety of on-demand learning content in multiple formats.86

    MedEd Bytes

    Tune in to this bite-sized video learning series that provides quick, digestible learnings to solidify clinician understanding of patient therapies.

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    MedEd learning experience podcasts

    Get closer to the patient experience and the impact of our technologies in practice in this weekly series featuring interview-style discussions with clinical experts.

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    Collaboration that creates an impact

    Our partnerships with societies and nonprofits help drive meaningful innovation and impact around the world for patients, healthcare professionals, and the communities where we live and work. 

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    What does Medtronic Acute Care & Monitoring do?

    At Medtronic Acute Care & Monitoring, we put patients first by designing patient monitoring and airway management technologies that support care in the moments that matter. By simplifying clinical decision making,1-11 workflows,12-19 and operational performance,20-27 we help care teams stay focused on patients while enabling organizations to create sustainable value from their technology investments.

    Q:

    What patient monitoring and airway management solutions does Medtronic Acute Care & Monitoring offer?

    We offer a portfolio of products including brain monitoring, capnography monitoring, continuous and remote patient monitoring, hemodynamic monitoring, intubation, OEM monitoring solutions, pulse oximetry, regional oximetry, remote patient monitoring, temperature management, and tracheostomy solutions, endotracheal tubes, breathing system solutions, airway technologies, hemodynamic intubation.

    Q:

    In what care settings are Medtronic patient monitoring and airway management solutions used?

    Our products support ambulatory surgery center (ASC), emergency medical services (EMS), and hospital clinical teams across a variety of areas of care, including in the ER, OR, ICU, NICU, PICU, PACU, general care floor, and at home.

    Q:

    Which clinicians use Medtronic patient monitoring and airway management solutions?

    Clinicians across high-acuity and low-acuity care settings, including anesthesiologists, hospitalists, respiratory therapists, neonatologists, perfusionists, gastroenterologists, nurse anesthetists, medical surgical nurses, perioperative nurses, respiratory therapists, care coordinators, and other acute care clinicians and team members.

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    Where can I find more information about Medtronic patient monitoring and airway management products?

    You can find more information about Medtronic patient monitoring and airway management products by exploring relevant product pages:

     

    Patient monitoring
    • Argos™* cardiac output monitor◊
    • BioButton®* multi-parameter wearable
    • BIS™ brain monitoring system
    • Corsano™* multi-parameter wearable§
    • INVOS™ regional oximetry system
    • Microstream™ capnography system
    • Nellcor™ pulse oximetry system
    Airway management
    • DAR™ closed suction system
    • DAR™ filters and filter HMEs
    • McGRATH™ MAC video laryngoscope
    • McGRATH™ MAC+ video laryngoscope
    • Puritan Bennett™ cuff pressure manager
    • Shiley™ endotracheal tubes
    • Shiley™ tracheostomy tubes
    Temperature management
    • Calima™* convective forced air warming system#
    • Mon-a-therm™ temperature probes and sensors
    • WarmTouch™ convective warming system blankets

    § Corsano™ multi-parameter wearable is manufactured by Corsano Health B.V.

    ◊ Argos cardiac output monitor is manufactured by Retia Medical Systems, Inc.

    ¶ BioButton® multi-parameter wearable is manufactured by BioIntellisense.

    # Calima warming system is manufactured by Celsius Medical. 

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